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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28
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sE=cEixs al : = ng.d lsaanag e1gs @
wsax1ar .ssc2. obfainAa IA tAs sqasxs and
hzsails - sae ar4x u Se@l11s. n tae
lazsenszSl - tiss yax.1 a oens Il tns sailyisg
Itself u stassails - ths Flgid-ty & tne
asast ~ sappoFfisg Say sAa 0a IL b. t1s
poserfal Aolskirg EgFehs.se al rse q SA2ln
Tor s1iyaEzs E~feFs TIE 1rrotEeEion q
eAsin, tAs 70. lkstBe firsz ssring X = vielin,
Naz constantly zegll1g olzt & tans aas Ia
want q setting ap. Another PolEt 10 a good
saii IS gnat gbs after edge, wbsa 1sld IL pace
ty eks sheet, zaoa1 Be as aeariy uplisks or
al ~ t;se sssllns 0f It's ~ "a AID, Ike Ise
after eige Il = w4ag, aneeHFLst ~ sny tang
nlors than q hem or iighsest q Fcps. save
wLere = rest 04n1 requires srssEgta.
1as clota ss tAls snd of - 4 at times
seen skaxiny wkilf tie Fest CT tse canvass Is
stiIl e taoagh frozsa, and Il > better t1s
slaa sl0lld pass II tree y 50 than &c grit II
q ae.s ~ H. The eioths q jlb srs oslt
Little cosYex upcn the lesding edge, and IN
less tie posliiols ~ TIE sheets sere carefully
Exed vita rsspeet % this eonvexIfy. the iaT
Of : le would - eolesss instead u strais II
when Fogs1 aEd aois1sl.
Iasrs = 81 Oh sea saving. often used, too.
- l4nls1nen without knowing uhy. via: Il
knew hiea by the cur OF tls 5-b.s js5 really
having more eat shout It than osher sails.
Though fe practical sallEnakeFs or users
OF then know really mgch about algebraic
formula. trey have their rules, handed down
70 them ffuu oll tine. gor cutting out sails;
ard, a. wind aud water are very conssfva-
tive elements, they s.ldom 80 far wrong
Anloag these rules Is that working by thirds
that Is, when al loss as 80 TIE best pro-
portion fer one thing toward another, %
tazs a third The boat always takes her
third of the fish caught, yard Of lug sal
Is sluug a third from the end. ths most CON
vex part OF the ji5 Is az one-third Of the luR
from the tack, and the sheet exactiy opposite
the point. A pl0us adherence 10 his old mys-
terry saves much calculation and trouble. and
WI n shipbUllasis thought = thsd good
proportion of beam TO length, fair amount
Os stability was Insured 70 our saips. Sailors
speak OF a sal as Lifting sr pressing quite In
dependentiy or IT'S power OF driving vessel
ahead All jibs are lifting sails, which do
their work with least tendency 10 force q
vessels lee side down. They are safe sails 10
| jlbs or veer round under the wind hence,
perhaps, the term -joe' - The angle al which
the weather edge OF jie stands Aas much 10
do with this lifting quality. for cutters
| foreSail though triangular. is not found a
/ lifting sail Next 20 jib, the sail which has
most OF tbs power is no doubt the lateen
I latin9 sail of the south, particularly as set
upon the foremost Of feiucca, while the
/ splendid lifting power OF the lantesn sail may
/ have led TO its being retained as the head sail
! in the strange combination Of rigs seen in the
/ Turkish vessel which is known as a xcbec-
Robert Leslie in Harpers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The fudian Azricsitarisf cslis stsension 70
tie fact that India abozlcs in bananas Or
plants rs and wcsirsrs tisst ire fruit has
never been employed IN the distlistion Of :
fernientsd k1nor The common prickly pear
hss bear ntlazed for this purpose in Malaga,
srd WITH considerable slvsnfags ~ the dls-
tsslsrs. ard lt nov sppesrs thas naissionaries
n he Ccngo rrgion have discovered that a
beverage nlasie of barsnss IS a preventive of
uaalarial fevers A banana liquor company
haS recently he-n started N India Ter pro
6acipg oanana h1nar in sitaer an Alcoholic
CT ncu alcoholic form. and which esn be used
virh es1ual sdvsntsge as an or,iirsr7 iiqror
or 1i1sed ~ith hct Ct ceid o. SOFA saser.
Fer tie tenoperarpree II rortaern regions.
inciuriinC Eng an3. Is - rrobahly - bess
esteemed in con 5anction VITA brandy o. ether
spiri& &--c.sentlfc n,erscsn
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

fxi<aienea aas rrsysd ssrnssEiy. ons fosF
o. sE4ad d.9sEne- e 81 eetssen EsT pas
80. Ca, sA9 I'D / e. zls - a. gasl - -
aFas ass
TIE eE e. on d'aty dasiax tas sssrAz s4a1
- zls LIS a. a. before se l44as4s
Shea esksa Il Il N4s ssftozs
ara a. IL He ear 12As .1e1
if ~Cf esgrss i wsald asE 20 y teAi tae
pazssn gers. aaf Eesesa ysa AID ~e,
sever saH - esnal ana I h4se sesn % re
H-ier ieax Ua.s 411 -aars ta4a t--s.
csFef F4oz y ses s-els oas sksiA-
teFfaaa1s.F ne saEss ~efs tar saoslEh
sp2rf ~ fa1f s1e s5iP eouia NE oae -
lofe Is Eaz Hies - aaotssr. Oar captala :
e5ss sefea tze eesE 0a tas a1a ns = xeF
4ax he oAi8 IA rluniek srasf kals = as
esg llEss re<sis7 frip siaes reaaoIe lag All
tnsn a. ossa e4srsa ths' eeL4 -a4a4 q t1e
t1lF 81 &r4 1ark s1ah 1sl1< S,tlI On
t1s Csg1s a11 s ~ Be- Ia isrsssg 41la oest
-1zklQ - t44 see4E- s1s = expected
go es.lzz tie 4t.aniie q ace aaFs.
~ 81 ss Ee4s oE- ieck saturday laora-
ios - 4zeat<f e8nLf1sf gC1t1 nzSs agset a.
instss.f OF sakry waves tae SEA sss Ike
( zsz. &c seemed ~ aase 1z1 a co4tiag o.
fos "a. tAe s.a Has salalns a1d TIA stor1n
111 vs1isaed
he tine Ga ship5oszd = vegy singular IN
back a8oas bali Al kear sseh dag. We
so1l1 iook uE about tEelse ard tAInk Il
~41 a.nCsl luncheon tims. aud soau Ee
ware surprised 10 dad is szs bar half past
slzFea
fhs Nsv Zealzndsr Afforded considerable
ann sssasnE D. h-s IDEAS OF American hfe.
RE 4skes Il fhe prsirizs could Dc seen tEOl
Aew YORK. and II lAs ladies' 81 lhat city
EsnE Win tie ssatemsn - huns oodzlos'
How oren ths iDliaEs ezms ia their war
paint. etc Evidently his IDEAS were largely
z1lhssssi fF0m Buffalo Bill. who has been
,sxal3iiia< ia London. We were told =
humber u times bg kngliskmsa 10 BE sars
aai 80 ~B-i,a.o BJl. Tor that Is distinctly
American.
TIE lass tay. after dinner. judge Pax
foa. 81 Pti.a1ei phi4, arose and made neat
little speech tnsaking the captain for MS
kindness aad said the passengers wished 10
exDFess their appreciation OF his seaman
ship during the tryias passage. and took
that nay Instead Or writing Z, knowing
that bis reputation was beyond the intu-
eaoe OF a. ggt-en testimonials. Among
others he especially menuoned the cook.
saying Il We had experienced discomiorls
during the unusually rough passage, what
was his position, bat even during the storm
hot dinners were served on time.
The captains reply was short and spicy.
la if he stated be considered us uncom-
monig nice pessergers 10 endure all tbs
pitching and tossing of tie boat without
isnit-6uding. We left the OHIO knowing
that there was feeling for her officers
which many smooth voyages would fail <
inspire.
As We steamed up the harbor and saw
waiting friends on he wharf TO welcome
others We longed tor new invention which
would transpor. Us Immediately TO the Val
ley City. but ali the inventors mnst have
been ABROAD. for 10 such arrangement ap-
peared. and re were obliged 70 cultivate
patience till the train stopped and We coulc
sing with enthusiasm, There's No Plzc,
Like Home"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Four Of five men, worth collectively money
enough 20 buy Bulgaria, or the Union Paci-
&c road, or Murray Hill, meet and eat lun-
cheon together every afternoon between
o'clock and o'clock in the Western Union
building, ON Broadway. They would not be
likely 20 attract attention in a crowd. One
looks ike a country storekeeper in town on
visit. one like q college professor OF
slightly church turn, one like a sharp little
Cuban tobacconiSt, and the other two like
ordinary, well fed, solid city business men.
Their names viii show, however, that they
really answer no such description at ALL for
one is Jay Gould, another is Cyrus W Field,
q third Is Sidney Dillon, fourth is Russell
Sage and tire ffth Is Ex-Governor Alonzo B.
Cornell One Is the richest man on the con-
tlnent, one has been governor OF the Empire
state. one was great man aud world famous
before the others were heard OF, and one,
Russell Sage, lost seven millions three years
ago without being able to see much differ
ence in his pile afterward. Altogether, they
are supposed to be worth two hundred and
fifty or three hundred millions Of dollars by
men 10 whom the Babel Of Wall street is not
uproar and confusion
One reason why all meet in this way every
day Is that by doing so they get their lunch
con for nothing That may sound ridiculous
10 any one who supposes that rich men after
getting their money by thrift suddenly be-
come dead TO their early training, but, how
ever that may be, the friends Of at least two
OF this little company declare it to be a fact
that they are glad 20 economic IN this way.
There Is no such daily conclave in the world.
II is really grand daily inquisition at which
railroads and great corporations Of many
kinds are apt 70 be discussed in manner
most important 70 investors the world over
tragically, IL rusy be. or happily or desul-
tCrily-Julian Ralphs Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Not long ago a great couiDotion was OBJ
served ia the White House grounds. directly
hack Of she conservatory. AL the workrnen
in the establishment we're dodgiug about in
violent manner. and he objsct OF tBsir atteu-
tsoa was presently Sen b. be a Wild rabbit.
which soon dissngsged himself from his pur-
susrs aad MADE good his escape into the
White lot and ad jacent wilderness. Inquiry
shows that tais is not sn unusual phenomenon
ia Nashinston. There i considerable game
IN tbs public reservations here az times. Opos-
sums. cocns, RABBITS. foxes snd squirrels are
sometimes seen iu them. and it Is ssi3 that in
the frnore secluded portion q the mol. near
tue Smithsonian Institution. several vild rab-
bits have Established steir permanent hosie
-Naw Iork Sua.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

II believe can tell just by the clutch how
many times a drowning person has been
down. musingly remarked Edward Horn, OF
the ferry company, and the man who has
saved sixty-four lives. "The first trip down
they 60 for you with a firm, decided clutch
that means they still know what they are
about. The second immersion causes a shalxy,
uncertain grip, which can be easily broken ii
you so choose. IL is the last time down that
the grasp becomes a convulsive, bewildered
one, and but few swimmers can save per-
son after the unfortunate man has descended
for the third time. Almost invariably the
drowning man on his final journey below the
water will seize his preserver by the legs. 1t
seems to be law of nature, and one cannot
account for. 1t would be easier to save
whole river full of men than one drowning
woman. The odd feature Of the latter's
struggle in the water is that she viii seize
your hands if she can get hold of one or both
Of them A woman will drown quicker than
a man She opens her mouth from the time
she first strikes the water and never closes il,
and so loses her senses more easily. Yes,
saw one person die Of strangulstion while we
were under water together. His eyes were
wonderfully fascinating as he stared help
lessly at me. You may not believe it, but
they shone like two balls Of fire. Detroit
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

SlssFs2re. G-assx&Fe. lmnsass sfeo< !.
Nsw gooas aziiy. Ne have al elsx<at hae
~ I'm neF sSss. q fsll xna complete llns q
Tea Sels. a. sssixneA ef 14eas l&EAFs.
L4ztsrns and fAatern 61ofess ol Cans. al
si1ss snd besf varieties Crysai and Colorsa
g zsswsxs Cnznber sets. fruii SETS NsfeT
>ets. Flslb cheap Pott4ry foz Iks nGs1tode,
and ~oEia 81 elessnt gods sAssl a. -
iowesf pzAozs. Essfs BODY coEne-
D. =. lsgkes & ca.
10 AoaKoe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28
Complete Control.

Wagon loads of furniture from Compton
Bros, 100 and III s. Div sion-st., seems to
have complete control OF our streets of late.
Remember that the boys are holding their
regular yearly clearance sale of parlor goods
and bed room su e..
Call and see their goods and get the best
bargains the city can afford; l0s and la
5. Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The Detroit, Grand Haven 4 Milwaukee
Railroad will give one OF their regular ex-
baIf-earne between Chicago and Detroit
clubs. "Wednesday. sept. :. Train viii leave
Grand Rapids Al 60 a. II. arriving ia De-
trCit al Il noon. giving ali sufficient time
10 visit the Battle 0f Atlanta. which is uoS
attracting much attention there Fare Tor
round trip SS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28


IS abou, 7OOy0. sud We would say o.; least
one-haif are troubled with some affection
OF the Throat and Lungs. as those COM
plants are. according 10 statistics. more
numeIous than others. We would advise sll
not 10 neglect the opportunity 10 call on US
and get bottle of kemp's Bslsam for the
Throat and Lungs. Price SOC and $l.60.
Trial size 10 cents. Respectfully.
W. II. TIBBs, 13S Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Th- Corn~r ssene Ts Pc Laid Thts Afserl
noou.

TIE corner ssons of the Holland Csfholic
church to b erected On Ruus~v -. he-
tween Four7h ard Fiffh sves. vii Be lsid
by Right Rev. Bisaop Richter At o o'ciock
this afternoon. A. TIE Cathoiic societies e
the civ 81 5e REPRESENTED sn3 NicsF f9e1-
ersi Rocne VII prsaca s8ort ser1en IL
the 70. ard isneuazs. The Rssaop viii
mske fsw rsHsTks ~ EaK -. Every-
oodF-is invited - stse1s-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

For school wear we have Iron clad"
suits from $I.50 TO 800 ttat will success
fully defy the violent treatment they may
expect Bring in the boys and let Us rig
them out. You will save money in the
deal. GIANT CLOTHING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Juiis Presftz VS. yesterday granted d.
vorrs BY JUDGE Burlinzsne Ia tse Superior
Csurt. On ,be xTcu16s 81 extreme cr1eitr.
The Ives dl~orre csse vsz continued over
untl AonasY sGfernoo1. ~ sas ssxzs eur
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Guard we'll your own interest by using
Best Family Soap. IL ,s jHst What It's name
implies. the best and largest bar CT white
pure soap ever relsiled at oepts bar.
GKAND RAFIDs Soar Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Watson & Co. want your trade on shoes
and rubbers aud will give YOU lower prices
than you can ind elsewhere in this city,
lO2 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

We are receiving daily all the new styles
in hats, ribbons and millinery novelties.
ADAMS & Co., Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28
TIE Hammond Type Writer.

E1y ne HAMMOND TYPE wRTTFE. sss ks~t
o1 ne Ukfke1 fFSe urIieF erpiies fsrsss
xerer rtoa1s err - sae eo<t cr7s ffF - - -
n "a aE1c. And >o53 - tts s3ea<t rates Se-s
f1r fsras a. O. cal SRI ~ sae nact ne 15sersfs1
s. the ssiezoosss - IS M15foe.ss.. Azost Boek.
ar<26 k.Ss1k 4kcA -
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Fresh Holsters. black bass, white and
blue fish, Baltimore and New York 0ys-
tiers at Dettenthaler's, III NOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

While looking at the Cable road don't fail
TO buy pair of those Cable screw shoes al
! he Chicago Shoe Store % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Call and look Il our new fall styles in
mems and ladies' shoes NJ the Chicago Shoe
Store % Canal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Cali and look a. our nes tai styles ia
meas sad ladies shoss al the Chicago S10s
siore = Cznzl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

While looking at the Gable road don't
fail 10 buya pair Of those Gable screw shoes
at the Chicago Shoe Store rs Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

New goods. latest fall styles in boots and
shoes a. the Chicago shoe Store . Canal
and IL and IS Iyon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

New goods. latest fall styles in boots and
shoes a. the Chicago shoe Store 25 Canal
and al and - Lyon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Watson & Cos stock OF shoes and rubbtrs
are a. hne AID nice az can be found in the
city snd prices ere lower because We sell for
cash only. 1o2 Monroe-s..
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Fresh and salt water fish at Detten-
thaler's III Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Boseobsl. spanish h.ndnasas olsar, iOe-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Compare eur s. SO SIR Asis with those
sthers orer a. 500
G1AAr C1orEIzs cokfAss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Children's union cashmere suits, sl.50
GIANT CLOTHING CosIPASY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Don't fsil n 20 70 Dsttsnthsler's. III
Monroe-st. for everything in tbs fish sDd
oysrsT li1e,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Meas substantial working suits. s40o.
GIANT GLog ziN6 tAoNFAsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

~ Laeky sisr and 700 sall snoksn Other
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The Paris" last s all the rage in shoes
A lsrse line az widths and sizes st the Chi
oseo shoe Store - Canal-sL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

We show nobhv Inc of ssif and soft hats
IN al the new and desirable shades
GIAST CLOTHING CosytvY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

For honest made shoes and ruhber. a.
bottom prices got 20 Watson 4 Co. I02 Men
roe-st. A ossh business surely makes low
pricss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

The Paris lssf Is at the rage in shoes
ssrge liss. a. widths and sizes At the
Chicago Shoe Store - Csnsl-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Sailor Hats
For only =. IS aud 50 cents. a. Adams 4
Cos
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

we WI pty the sbovs rsvsY5 for snv cass q
fivsr elsn - n aTspeTsia = 4 headache md
ers a7 s,sasfs pstter 81 ca~lfvRs we esrpaf c3-e
rsctioas stretF Ipie3 Hith Tier srs
r-reiy vezet2fif sr6 nefsr "a q r1se sst'sfsr-
fc- Esrre ofxes. erDtsrnz - s1RHr re4fef
rEis Ec For sse ~ - drsIRxisfs Fewe~S -
e.r7rssrs - sd trifefians. Th eeTzine Tr.ar,.
fssf1-ei oa5v bs jobs e. WEST O.. ~ y
Nssison 81, Cbicsgo. a. sald - Tlbhs Drre
scres
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

Boscobe. - fires. a cen, cigar mad
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28
ANNOUNCED NENTS.
New Fall Styles.

All first class dealers handle Boscobels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-28

!cty Star. Oest niessl cigar on earth
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02
To the Public.

For the benefit Of our custom CTS and friends, want to say that some interruptions pers ons have taken occasion to say that we keep shOddy goods. and that is the main and only reason why we can sell so much cheaper than the rest of the merchants do. By way Of explenation, l want to say that the report is false, and that our stock is selected with the greatest care by Mir. Armstrong, of the firm of Rice, Stix X Co.,, St. Louis, Mo-, who has been selling goods to nearly all the cash merchants, south of Little Rock. for 13 years, and is certainly acquainted with the wants of the people. Besides he has all the purchasing advanta- ges of buying his goods through the firm of Rice, SdX X O., who buys in large lots from the tacto ries, hence you see We get new aud good articles from the manu facturers. We are HEADQU AR TIERS for dry goods and we in- tend to remain so, and all are ln- yited to examine our goods; they are on the counter for your in- spection, and we simply defy pric- es and qaulity.
 Yours to command.
 w. F. ARMSTRONG X Go.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02
Ennnct f.tchin.s

Oh. big eye circular" what humbus.
 Rev. Jessie Sage p;e ,.ha here m last Monday night.
 Some fair aliazou. of I.anehurg. in,S captured Win Phillips.
 Several of Hickory Groves fair bells attended the social at Mrs. shells, last week.
 Capt. John Parker was up the other day. a> he had not sent his card he failed to see widow. Come again. Captain.
 One ot our young witlower's called on his best girl few even. lngs ago, aii.i he said she lad washppt fall ol lpp.cprn yraiy for him. Go again, \.
 In justice to our town and our schools l will say that the lawsuits that are being held here, on Sat urduN $ is not the doiuss of our citlzcus. hat uf rho.t. outside. We just wish to show that ii we are >mall, we will not be run over. Come again. Clod Hopper.
 visited the school on Mon lay It i:> opening. with Prof. Sykes as Principal and C. i} Andrews as as- si>tant. There were present about fifty scholars. The ship of educa- ton in this place is now well mann ed, with good and competent otii. ccrs. and think she will sail bouy- a:,,ly through. With best wishes fnr all. ] ata a friend "f education.
 am more than glad that our worthy N"lug friend, (. ;. An 'drcwS. whu went up to be exam med on last Saturday. cane out all Q. k.. without a scratch Buck is Il very populnr Noun. man aad has studied iiarit to go ul'. and hot iu vain. There is bright future for him. May he ever prove an hon or to family and his country
 W. G. Barton and Jack Maih- cws took a run to Little Rock Last week on business, aud to be at inc exposition. They are the only ones from this pla,e so far. They were the only exhibits that this township sent, aud brought back the blue ribbon. They are good ones.
 DAMoCLES.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02
HOncayille Happeniilg>.

Weather fine.
 Cotton nearly all picked.
 Mir. T. R. Samp on is not mar, ried yet. Rich says lis m, hi, faalt.
 Dr. Warren anal others went driving the other dav-the usual luck-says the Doctor.
 The wheel at this place has over fifty members: also several more yet to be received.
 The Masonic Lodge at IIonra vile is moving steadily forward. Lots of work on hand.
 Aunt Nancy Weaver is little better al this time. but uo hopes are entertained of her recovery. George Sampson, T. F. Mum, Rufe Cottingliam and James Rhodes, left Thursday for Dallas, Tex, to visit the State Fair.
 County wheel meets 10 day at Hickory Grove. 1 nope the hrcth ren will cast off the political incH- bus, that will ere lon. manifest it. self, to fine destruction uI ra- wheel.
 ALBERT PIKE ts
 xC.,,,;II N ,,,i,.
 Dry.
 Cloudy and looks like rain.
 Rev. E. NJ. Nothum filled his appointment at Mineral Springs to-day. He did not disappOint us like the Bluff City Ca nphrllitt
 Mr. Henry K, as,n> is in very bad health.
 The matrimonial bells have be- gun 10 jingle.
 Several new cases of matrimo- nial fever, has been reported to us, and female affections are in demand. Young ladies, if you have any love to spare, show it with our boys, it will be highly ap- preciated. Some of our boys are bound to profit by our advice. Several contests arc waxing warm CT, and while some are bound to be. disappointed, others will wear the laurels of victory. Hurrah far the one that wins.
 Now is the time to save all the fertilizers that you can get, to make big crop, another year Geo. D. Middlebrooks is saving q fine pen of it, and buying all the cotton seed he can get too, and
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02
4 Famous Doctor

Once said that the secret of good health consisted in keeping the hcnl ,",.l. tho ,cc, warm. and the bowels open. fad this cninrn, physician lived in ,,ir day. and known the merits of Ayers Pills a, an apcr.li, he would certainly liave recommended them, as so ,rany of his distinguished successors are doing.
 The celebrated Dr. Farnsa ortll, of Norwich, Conn.. recommends Ayers pills ss the best of all renc,.es for Iutnruiit.n, Fcver..
 Dr.aI. E. Fowler. of Bridgeport, Conn, says: "Aycr's Pills are highly and universally spoken of by the people about here. l make daily use of them in my practice
 Dr. Mayhew. of New Bedford, Mass, says: "Havins prescribed many thou- sands of Aycr's Pills, in my practice, can unhcsitatinsly pronounce them the best cathartic in use"
 The Nassarliisetts State Assayer, Dr. A A. Hayes, ccrtiiles II have fiiatt a careful auslysis of Ayers Pills. They contain the active principles of we'll known drugs, isolated from inert mat Ter. which plan is, chemically speaking, of great importance to their usefulness. IL insures activity. certainty, and mi forrnity of effect. Ayers Pill. contain uo metallic or mineral substance, but the ,irtuos of vegetable remedies in skillful combination"
 Ayers Pills, Prepared by Dr. J. c. AyerS Co, Lowell. N.ss.
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Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02

by our people. There is no man in CarrOlltOn who is more loved and respected than Mir. Gardner and we regret to give him mp. He will remove from our town about the lst of Nov. to Prescott, Ark, where he will reside with his son, J. w. Gardner"
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-02
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